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First WRLD Urban Degeneracy

Łov3 Ło$t (Feat. Łost Åmbition) {prod. Puhf}

Kiyarash-Telephone

Duke Blaster goes on another chaotic adventure!
This time dealing with pirate battles and cosmic rum explosions its a wacky ride, hilarious and pushes for some more modern genres mixed in with the 80's space rock.

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Cryo Carnival

Marking the 50th release from PulseMeld, Dark Shadows is a powerful milestone — a cinematic, emotionally charged electronic rock album produced by Judith Whittaker.

The record plunges deep into themes of love, distance, fury, and survival, weaving pulsing synths, haunting guitars, and raw vocals into a storm of sound. From the relentless drive of Reckless to the heartbreaking intimacy of Tears For You, every track feels like a chapter in a shadowed journey.

Dark Shadows isn’t just another record — it’s a statement piece. Equal parts vulnerability and fire, it blends the darkness of gothic atmosphere with the energy of modern electronic rock, offering listeners both catharsis and connection.

As PulseMeld’s landmark 50th release, this album celebrates everything the project stands for: pushing boundaries, amplifying emotion, and redefining the sound of tomorrow.
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released August 26, 2025

Produced by Judith Whittaker

Die For U

Many Miles Away

Breaking Apart

The legend continues. From the wailing Sirens that closed out Phat Monsta 2.0, the bass-hungry beast has finally been caught. But you can’t keep a monster locked up for long…

Phat Monsta 3.0 is a wild, tongue-in-cheek rave opera that turns prison life into a dancefloor. Scooter-style DJ chants, happy hardcore energy, bouncy techno grooves, and cheeky troll comedy all collide in this over-the-top sequel.

From the pounding opener Arrested, through prison-riot anthems like Fight It Out!, to the dark stomping chaos of Monsta in the Dark, the album tells a ridiculous story of Monsta’s capture, confinement, and ultimate breakout. His trademark smart-ass interjections return stronger than ever — roasting guards, clowning on “time out,” and flexing with absurd overconfidence.

The finale Monsta Down Under! crowns the album with a chaotic Aussie-flavored rave anthem, complete with “Aussie Aussie Aussie / Oi Oi Oi” chants, bass stabs, and Monsta declaring himself the loudest Australia’s ever heard.

This is not just an album. This is a comedy rave saga.
This is Phat Monsta.

Monsta in the Dark

Pulsemeld